**Thaiger** DSI uncovers billion-baht online gambling network linked to politician DSI uncovers billion-baht online g...

**Thaiger** DSI uncovers billion-baht online gambling network linked to politician Legacy The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) has stated it has not issued an arrest warrant for Chonnapat Nakasu, even as investigators uncovered significant evidence linking him to a network of ten online gambling websites with funds circulating in the billions of baht. On March 5, police seized an additional 12 million baht in assets at 2pm. At a press conference held at the DSI conference room in the Ratchaburi Direkrit Building on Chaeng Watthana Road in Bangkok, Justice Minister Police Lieutenant General Rutthapol Naowarat was joined by Ravivan Jaturapithphorn, Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Justice, Special Case Investigation Department Director Police Lieutenant Colonel Yutthana Praedam, Deputy Director Police Lieutenant Colonel Chatupol Bongkochmas, Technology Crime Suppression Division Director Police Lieutenant Colonel Khemchart Prakaihongmanee, and Kamolsit Wongbutnoi, Deputy Secretary-General of the Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO). The DSI and AMLO outlined a crackdown on a major online gambling network connected to a well-known politician, with funds exceeding one billion baht. The DSI has summoned Chonnapat, a Songkhla MP, to appear on March 12 in connection with online gambling and money laundering charges, under an operation named “Operation Gameflow.” The operation on March 5 involved DSI and AMLO conducting searches at ten locations across four provinces: Songkhla (five locations), Nonthaburi (two locations), Pathum Thani (one location), and Bangkok (two locations).QUERY LENGTH LIMIT EXCEEDED. MAX ALLOWED QUERY : 500 CHARS